| 词组 | excellent |
| 释义 | excellent /ˈeksələnt/ adjective extremely good or of very high qualitynounsexcellent condition The car is in excellent condition.excellent value The hotel was excellent value.an excellent example The palace is an excellent example of late 17th-century architecture.an excellent idea/suggestion/choice I think the award is an excellent idea.an excellent job/piece of work She does an excellent job of describing the problems that young people face.an excellent student/player/cook Maria was an excellent student and passed all her exams easily.an excellent book/film/song He wrote an excellent book about child psychology.excellent English/French/German etc The hotel staff all speak excellent English.an excellent article/report/paper The paper has an excellent article on the current political situation in Greece.excellent food/meal The food was excellent and I left a large tip.an excellent opportunity/chance The meetings provide an excellent opportunity for discussion.an excellent result Studies reported excellent results with the drug.adverbsreally excellent His wife was a really excellent cook.absolutely excellent I loved the speech – it was absolutely excellent.truly excellent We increased our profit by 40% – a truly excellent performance! Don’t say very excellent.THESAURUS: excellent great spoken extremely good. Great is more informal than excellent, and is very common in everyday spoken English: The kids had a great time. | He did a great job as captain. | It sounds like a great idea. wonderful extremely good – used especially when you are very pleased or excited: “She’s having a baby.” “That’s wonderful news.” | There are some wonderful moments in the film. fantastic/terrific spoken extremely good – used especially when you are very pleased or excited: The music was fantastic – it’s one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to. | He’s a terrific tennis player. awesome informal very good – used especially when you are very pleased or excited. Awesome is a very informal word, which is used mainly by young people: The band were awesome. amazing/incredible extremely good in a surprising and exciting way: The hotel has an amazing view of Tokyo. | The trip was an incredible experience. superb extremely good – used especially when you are very impressed by something: The acting was superb. | There is a superb range of cheeses. first classfood | service | meal | hotel | restaurant | accommodation | facilities of a high quality and much better than most others: The service at the hotel is first class. | The school has first-class sports facilities. | Everything about the place is first class.You write first-class with a hyphen when you use it before a noun. outstandingexample | achievement | success | performance | player | feature | natural beauty extremely good – used especially when saying that someone has done something very well: The painting is an outstanding example of early Italian art. | Winning the championship three times was a truly outstanding achievement. | It was an outstanding performance by a talented young actor. | One of the play’s outstanding features is the use of language. | The Lake District is an area of outstanding natural beauty. exceptionaltalent | ability | skill | value | player | artist | performance | quality unusually good – used when saying that someone or something is much better than any others: He is an artist of exceptional talent. | The café offers exceptional value for money. | Britain is full of writers of exceptional quality. | He writes good essays, but I wouldn’t say that his work is particularly exceptional.If something is extremely good, you can say that it is out of this world: The food is out of this world. |
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